The spots on your Oncidium ("dancing lady") are more likely a fungal infection than sunburn. Fungal lesions often appear as discolored spots that can spread if untreated.
If the spots don't respond to fungicide, a virus (such as Cymbidium mosaic virus or Odontoglossum ringspot virus) may be the cause. Viral infections have no cure. If only one leaf is affected, remove it with sterilized tools to prevent spread. Isolate the plant from others.
Always sterilize cutting tools between plants. Buy from reputable sources to reduce virus risk.
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